UK General Election day

[Sarah]

Why can the Queen not just say no? And why are they delaying her speech? She should tell them to fek aff.

 

[Sarah]

You should twitter - #DUP Movies. Someone has started a parody about them using well known movie titles.

'Some Like It Shot'

 

[Sarah]

 

[Canon]

And so it begins...



"The future's bright!" says DUP Leader Arlene Foster.

"The future's orange!" adds Ian Paisley Jnr.

That's quite funny, especially for a bunch as humourless as the DUP.

 

[Sarah]

God help us all.

 

[Mel O'Drama]

And so it begins...

At least one of them has the decency to wave goodbye to Britain's future.

 

[Sarah]

I physically hate that repulsive woman. She's probably standing there fantisising about her new kingdom and about being PM herself. I hope she is now truly exposed for what she is. She left us without a government, lied to the Northern Irish people and look at her. She's disgusting.

 

[Sarah]

Here's just another reminder of the fact that she isn't without terrorist connections. Here she is pictured with UDA member, Dee Stitt:

 

[Canon]

The DUP derive from the dark underbelly of Britain's colonial past
The DUP's horrific politics aren't alien to British values. They epitomise them.

Some of the most galling reactions to the unexpected parachuting of the DUP into mainstream British politics has been the cries from liberal progressives, of "this is not who we are, this is alien to Britishness." The ugly truth is, that the DUP stem from an imperial history which – from Ireland to South Africa, to India, across indeed, the majority of the world – is very much a part of Britishness.

https://www.opendemocracy.net/uk/ky...rom-dark-underbelly-of-britains-colonial-past